Institutional investors must ensure their emerging market debt manager is equipped with appropriate local expertise, advises Mathias Neidert, at bfinance
Institutional investors must ensure their emerging market debt manager is equipped with appropriate local expertise, advises Mathias Neidert, at bfinance
Brazil was one of 2010's most notable markets, so Martyn Cuff, of Allianz Global Investors Europe, asks if the Brazilian asset management industry has come of age.
In this second extract from FE's roundtable discussion, our panellists discuss their top new markets with potential and the value of having a local presence.
High-yield bonds have been a successful asset class for the second year running and despite talk of a bubble in fixed income, managers expect money to stick, finds Nick Fitzpatrick
Is it time for a fresh look at the most hated asset class of the moment: European equities? By Angele Spiteri Paris
Assets in US-listed exchange traded funds (ETFs) and exchange traded products (ETPs) broke through the $1trn (€758bn) milestone reaching $1.027 trillion for the first time on 16 December 2010.
Source, one of the newest exchange-traded fund (ETF) providers in the market, has teamed up with fixed income manager Pimco to create and distribute fixed income ETFs in Europe.
Multi-managers tell Lisa Kindle how they are adapting to changing investor needs, which include tighter risk management and more diversification into alternatives
In this second extract from FE's CEO roundtable discussion, panellists focus on risks that asset management CEOs must have uppermost in their minds.
CEO Roundtable Part 4: in this final extract from FE's CEO roundtable, the panel considers the impact of ETFs, consolidation and boutiques on the competitive landscape.
